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the wood grain is lovely, even better in hand, the case is really nice too. the action seems a little high so i'll need to get that sorted. the neck is a work of art as usual.
well chuffed





fit and finish is top notch too
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[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1436786813' post='2820672']
Cor, lumme!
Bexleyheath you say? I'll be right over!
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got a gig coming up at crayford social club, pop down and have a drool

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[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1436798180' post='2820835']
That looks beautiful... are they Nordstrands in there?

Happy NBD :)
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they sure are, got to wait to run them in anger as going away on holiday :unsure:

really pleased with the rosewood top, it not bolt straight like some examples

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[quote name='lowhand_mike' timestamp='1436798382' post='2820840']
they sure are, got to wait to run them in anger as going away on holiday :unsure:
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Did you have to take Mrs lowhand away on holiday to offset the new bass?

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The premiums are cracking instruments which are, as you have said, really light. The cases are awesome too. Enjoy.

I have been hemming and hawing about moving my SR1605 on, but seeing your new addition has generated a warm fuzzy feeling towards it.

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I have the 1605 - they are fantastic basses, sound covers a lot of ground.

Be careful if you ever take the neck off to set it up though that you put the screws back in the right way ;)

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[quote name='Woodinblack' timestamp='1436805064' post='2820944']
I have the 1605 - they are fantastic basses, sound covers a lot of ground.

Be careful if you ever take the neck off to set it up though that you put the screws back in the right way ;)
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i'll never be doing that, but i'll remember to tell the tech that little factoid

[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1436798450' post='2820841']
Did you have to take Mrs lowhand away on holiday to offset the new bass?
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was already booked so it probably helped :yarr:

just had a little noodle on it at work acoustically, suprisingly easy to get round the 5 string neck, thought i'd fumble, i'll need to relearn a few songs but the neck is sooo straight its amazing, better than my 500 (though youd expect that for the spec) guess the Ti rods help

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[quote name='lowhand_mike' timestamp='1436808905' post='2821008']
i'll never be doing that, but i'll remember to tell the tech that little factoid
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hehe - yes. Took me ages to pluck up the courage to do a setup on it but then it occurred to me that it was my best bass so it had to be done.

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just a little update on the electronics, the nordstrands are lovely and growly and really bite if you dig in a bit, the mid switch is very subtle
i would say the range of sounds from the nordys isnt as wide as from the barts on my SR500 (you can go from a P type sound to a jazz nasal honk or very clean blending the two) b ut they certainly are good

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Oh that is nice! I tried one of these out in my local PMT last month and I love the sound of the Nordstrand pups. Add that to the beautiful wood and this is one cracker of a bass.

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